Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-20
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LONDON, August I0-A number O
 Tory peers threaten to reject the amend
 ments to the Land bill introduced il
 the Commons, especially the clause pro
 El1lng for the revision of judiclal rents
 they have also warned the governmen
 not to attempt to deal with the ques
 lion of reGrs. The attitude of Ihesi
 Lords has paralyzed the cabinet's sc
 uon ID further amending the Dill to sat
 lsty the Psrnellites. The Glads.cDisr
 whips have sent notice to the county
 members to be ready to return if the
 peers mutilate the bill, and the Paruel
 ltes have been ordered to e-muster i1 tull force. Lord Salisbury and the ministry are using tbe utmost pressure to suppress She revolt Of the peers.
 LONDON. Aug. 1.-The German Grown Prince arrived n Edinburgh today ard spent the day m sightseeing. Before the Prince left London, R. R. Mckenzie | performed another operation upon bis throat. Electricity was applied to the larynx and the last traces of excrescence in the ,hros; successfully removed.
 SAN DTEGo, Aug. 1.-The report of tbe Treasirer of ihe Real Es.ste Ex-
 
 over Sj0OC0, and that the income of the institution was about SlO0 per month A committee was appointed to expend the surplus funds m the purchase of a lUl and the erection os handsome real estate exchange budding. to cost not less tan S5OUGO. Work ulll bs resuun- cd on tine sewer system tomorrow.
 SALT LAKE. August Hired Hayes. allies "Helcome,' w6s shot in the yaro ot the penitentlEry four miles frem thi- city thIs afternoon. The firing part, consisted of five men with rifles. Ths condemned man showed the utmos' firmness, He came out of bis celi smoking a cigar which he kept Tn his mouth to the last, Marshal Dyer gave the order to fire and the rigid body os dead man fsil forEBrd and the cheir fell over backward. Two bullets passed through the sHall rosstte over his heart, one above the other. Death was insrau- tareous. 1be crime for which be was executed was s murder committed at Port Moody. Utah, Iuly 4, 1880. The victim was John A. Farmer. sheriff os Utah county.
 BosrnS. Aug. 1.-The Evening Rec ord publishes au article chsrgIug that horrihle dissertation of the graves of ihe dead in the hesrt of the City of Boston has been going on for nearly A week. A week ago an electric company began to dis a trench along Bpydshon street. for the purpose of laying their wires As the workmen asceaded the hill they encountered tops ot graves and yaulis. which extend from the burlal grounds on the common under the wall anu into BoydsEon street. The roofs of the grves were broken into and theii con- tents thrown out on the side of the street, with the earth brick and stone. "ScTttered all along the trench" says the Recori, may be seen leg. thigh sad arm bones, r!bs, portions of skulls and other psFts of human skeletons. Soms of these bones have been bnng upon She fence of the common, where they are the subjects oi scurrilous jesSs and ore pointed out to the passer-by. The uorkmen have been selling skulls to who ever wishes to pdrchase.
 NRw YORK. August l0.-Seversl of the ca le companies are suffering from broken cables. On July Duh the French cable parted of Grand Lands and the steamer aacksy -Bennet reach ed the scene of the break yesterday. One of the Western Union cablss E8s interrupted some time ago. and she steamer FRrEdHy has just left this port to repair 1t. One of the AnRlo-Ameri- can cables broke las. winter m mid ocesn and the steamer Minia has just been dispatched to the scene and an effort will be made to pick up and re- pair the broken wire.
 MILwAUKEE, Angust II. - Specials from every portion of the state show last nights rRia was general, and that the draught stricken districts nave been effectuslly relieved. The storm was sc- compsnisd bY high winds which pltyed havoc VI h trees and buildings. The hal has broken thoussds psnes of glass in Richmond Center. and through out the country corn WAS badly rId- died.
 DETROIT. August 11.-RepOrts from various parts of the state are to the eff ct that heavy rains have fallen, soaking the ground thoroughly and put ting Rn eud to forest fires. In many places there has been no rain for five or six weeks. Signal service bureau reports rain liable to continue at inter yals for several days. This will proba- bly, drown out drought.
 MARBLEHRAD, Mass.. August 1.-The Volunteer won the cup offered by the Boston Herald, crossing the liue Et 3:02. The entries included five big BloopR.
 RIVERSIDE. August II Among the prOsp ectIve Improvements here are tie BubidOus Hotel, S25O coo; piped water system. s100OO0; High School building, s50.OOO; Opera House, S50.000; Casino. s25 OO0, piped water to Arling;ou, S3j eco electTIc railways, 475.0O These projects. amounting to over S50O,0O0, are assured. and 10 addition thereto a system of electric lights, gas works ard a hotel to cost an amount equsl or greater than the Rlbidoux will swell the total to nesrly a million dollars.
 CmcAGo, August 1l.-Ccmmissioners Cassleman Oliver and hcCsrthy, who had been fined Sl.0O0 were sentenced to-day. InfOrmers Lynn and Klein, commissioners, plead guilty, and were also let of with a fine of Sl.000 each. McCarthy was sentenced two years Tn the penitentiary.
 CALEDONIA, Ontario, August lL-A brush fire, covering "A trsct between three and four miles square, has been raging on the Indian reservation three miles from here for the last few days. destroying everything h its way. It reported that two I-disns, one squav several houses and considerable stock have been burned.
 sAV JOSE. August ll.-An Rffray occ1r- red tbs morning between Councilman J. D. Roberts and SchC ol Trustee A. K. Denike. Roberts, who Eas under the il fiuence of lIquor, criticized DeniEe's official course in hard and profsne words which were emphatioally responded to by DeBike. Roberts finally pulled of his coat and rushed st Denike, but vas worsted in the fisticuffs encounter which followed. They were separated and the matter was for the time forgotten. 4 bout this evening, ss Denike vas standing with some friends, Roberts and said:
 Are you the s-- who struck me this morniDg2"
 Denike denied the epithet applied but admitted the striking. Roberts then drew a revolver. but was prevented from using 1t. The pistol was taken from him but he procured another and He was then taken to bis